There are good things in there, and then there is this:

“Where every city is a village, every block a community, and every kitchen table a conversation. ”

Didn’t he get the memo that many people explicitly want to be in cities for the very reason that they are disturbed by the social dynamics of villages (everyone knows everyone and is involved in everyone’s business)?

I love Airbnb but I would hate if every city becomes a village.

Also, this talk about building an infinite company. I’d argue that in the current public debate about tech’s power, this actually can sound a bit threatening.